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DIARY

' City Ma`gistrate's Court 9 a. ni.

P 'ics ii 'rii t 3.15, ° 45rt:c; war Ba" 7 and ) E ""1 ~ _ l 2 lt is the biggest chance that ever' ` ' ' 0 - ~ f‘ ti is

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Peoples Theatre 3.15, 'I and 9.45 NOHCE Of M€€tlI1g ;;?;_atT;‘I)] tézw 15;; wir;e:e;h'f‘m_

charlattetown The adjourned annual meeting of 1*? 11°" ‘manly °f that reluctant

1 O D.

Exhibition Tenders

Tenders will be received by the un-

dersigned up to and on Monday, the :ith September, 1918. forthe follow- ing privileges st the Exhibition to be held in Charlottetown from the 24th to the 28th of September, 1918. inclu- 1lY8I'-_

l. For the privilege of catering

under the Grandstand.

2. For the printing and selling of

:li are Cards for the Races.

3. For the supplying of straw as re~

quired.

4. For selling feed for horses, cat-

‘ tie; etc.. on the grounds.

In Nos. 1, 2 and 4 the hilhest or

any tender, and in No. 3, the lowest or any tender not necessary accept- od.

Conditions may he obtained at the

` office of _

C. R. SMALLWOOD

Secretany-Treasurer

August Z9td

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is iouii ms iuiic _-

wirii anis noises 1;;

If you have roaring, buzzing 7;

noises in your ears. are getting _E

hard of hearing and fear Cat-3 arrhal Deafness. go to your;

ig _ it it ill

Parinint (double strength), and# add to it % pint of hot weterdé

it and a little granulated sugar.i¢ ’3|¢ Take one tableoipoonful fourg

times a day . *X*

'riiis wiii often bring quick*

reliell from the distressing*

it it drugglst and get 1 ounce ofqs 'IG it

¥¢¥¢¥¢¥¢¥¢¥5¢5¢¥ va'

to prepare, costs little and lei

.jg pleasant to take.'Anyone who* as has Catarrhal trouble of the gi, >1¢ ears, is hard of hearing or has x. ’1¢ head noises should give ihis¢5 ’1¢ prescription a trial. #E >1¢ be

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COL HI. IAMIFSUN

ll] IIUMNANU . SIBERIAN llllllil

offered to such men, and many have a'~'00Pted and gone forward. But not all-not by any mean.. tin. in ciii- cago alone there are more than six thousand who should have gone, but haven't, On the 28th of next month

ead noises. Clogged nostrils #B -onlv about three weeks away, their

bould open_ breathing become: last chance will have gone, for under easy and the mucus stop drop-_ai the terms of the new treaty, the ping into the throat. It is easy ‘Mission will close. '

This is about the last call; but

the scope of ppportunlty has widened for now the iiian who would go far afield, may chose service in Siberia, where great things are to be ilone,new sights to be seen, experience to be gained that no one would have dreamed on a few months back

A BIRTHS Afcommoda Kinsman Silver Black and patch Fox 5300 W111 take the 111ml" “md leave

\ , _ _ - wmp,my_ L|mibed_ will be held at the the others to nurse a lifelong bitter _ _ ' un er ver on 8 at of treasurer’s office, 10 ambrose Street regret that they le" M Sup?

iii.-i in lllr. and Mrs. Percy J. Noye, _ -inn.

Charlottetown. Prince Edward _Island

Any householders of Charlottetown on Sept. 24 1918 at one O'clock P. M. _ .viiiiiig during Exhibition weak to ` iv H Kinsman A" expert is “ ""‘“ "'"° ‘1°°S'"'

'\'100FlE~- \l- M1110!! 0D l-he 501 llllt _ ' ` ` _ ' get confused when cross--examilned _ Y Hmm _L and Mrs. Moore a Bon' ‘ako boarders. providing lodging and _President -

:all at the uudersig-ned’s oflice or send

”AMSTER-At H t -Ri _ th _ ff' un er ver on e .lim a note, giving their address ann CANADA

ooard, or lodging alone, will kindly 1319-9-10 tts 6 ii l _Z

_'_‘r“‘|" i;°ug”:;,:“° M“" GW' A' Gam' .istiiig the number they can provide R E S U 0 N Pni.~fci: .EDWARD isi.ANi» ' ` ' __ ‘ »»»r. and the charge ner day. ` I N THE SUPREME COURT ""“"_* . . c. R. sMAi.|.wooo_ _ . .

.VIARRIAGES Secretary-Treasurer At a Jomt meetlng of S1 In re "The Winding-up .Ac1" and

i-i4i;.g.30Mm_ Gem-gee and Boyne L, O.)--'riie smith sliver Black rox ctiin

i _

` -V n Liinltcd."

oAmPesi.i.-MCRAE.-At the Mstii- L dges held In Charlottgtown' pa y

lil _ _

P E Island the following re-

Notice is hereby given that the

ilili-_ i Parsonage. Charlottetown 011 .\ i ' 1 - Court has directed a meeting ot’ the di- 5"l" 11- 1918 by Rev* R' G' Fulton' Solution was L nanlmously rcctors of the above named Coiiipziiiy

\\`iliiiir A. Campbell of Nine Mile

carried

minoiied for the ur use oi

li _ .

'- F - . ` To all whom it ' to he su D D 1 _` ill 1 """" 1° Ruth MCRM’ °f Canoe C°v°‘ may concern’ take M0V€f1 by ISHS? C3l't€I° appointing a Liquidator of the galil

- iotice, that I will sell by public auc d b H vfaswell Company, and for the purpose of as

‘_-il _ fs -1'.-i_» _ Seconde _ 7 ~

D'OWN_HA¢KEn__,At SL James. ion for the benefit of all concerned Resolved tyhat this joim certaining the wishes of such cred

il. -i- Brighton, Sept 11 1918, by '11 Friday, 13th day of September, ltors, and to consider an offer of coin

"` 1l""- D1'~F“ue1't*°11- wllliam Warren nat “-2 o'clock D' m' the wrecked meetlng of St' Georges and promise made on behalf ot' the salti

iiiiiin of Charlottetown to Sadie lchooner “Clifford May" her sails BO Ile L O L0dgCS herd HS a that Bud, meetm Wm

` ` Y ~ ~ ` Company, nd ~ I; "men Hacker °f the same pmca' ind tackle at South Lake in Kings '5e‘-“bled do hereby approvf be held ofthe undersigned provisional " ""' _°" I EI; 'mmty where she now “es stranded' [he aCtiOI1 Of the Militia D9- Liquidator, Charlottetown, in Prince

_...._....__.. ,_.._l.)..I`E2_.,,.-_-:,__ Dmd at s°“"S thi” 9” “ay °‘ partment in raiding or enter- Edward 1olo0d» 9" W°0“'=S0==Y» the

' - ” ' ' ‘eP‘0’1’1’°"» 1913- - - - zsiii day or september. A. D., 1918 C`»'1R>EW-52 H\lI1£€l' RlV€l'. S99( 11121 A' F' MCQU/“Dv ‘ng the Jesult Novlate Collegt a»t the hour of eleven o'clock in the

.i'..ines'Ca-rew, aged'65_ Funeral at 2 Auctioneer at G11e1P11_a11d taking 11181? f0,»@u0<,n_ at -which time and pimp ' lil ‘~ ' " ' ~ ‘ ' _'

'clock riaiiy to wiieatiey River saw ioiun from certain young men l1ab.t 3,, ,,,_,_,.,.e,,,,,,,. of the ...,id ¢_.,,,,,,,,,,, ‘ UWVY- fill' Military Duty and fufthlil are requested to atteiiii.

__-I:--3 f fini,

investigation

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l ° 151 1.- the action of the Minisieria"'°1“"“* 10* ""1 P“'P“S€ °f 111° B010

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lHl_ MARKETS ooooo-oooo of ooo Coy, of “°..‘1_1‘;;‘>“ .3;:.i$;$. ;‘..°°‘:;

-1- 'l‘»"'-f""f"""-54""-“' l1"5‘l Guelph ln demandlng a u I the Supreme Court, or before a Not-

'.irty_Public, in the form -used for proof of claims in the Probate Court.

The court has appointed Kenneth

I. Martin Esquire, of Charlottetown.

saanap Tnnnaas, addressed to '

iilioi ,ior .. ...42-46 he postmaster Gmeml Wm be rec V to act as cliaiimaii of such meeting

.. _-....___ ____ ' _ _ ___ an e ~ '

3, liillwf HlllllTY\ ~ 37 M Bl! le at Ottawa until noon on Friday. lgggated 9th day or Septembel' A' D

-_ aifskins per lb .. ....25 he 25th of October 1918 for the con. ' ` ' L B M MILLAN

_ o ‘o . . . c , 11ll1¥"5 -~l-t ~-~ »~" ~° ~ 1°- 7°5~;;l°£~;Z BYHHCGJ Of H18 MRJISDYB m8llB. Oli il Provlnciay Llquidator --*Hub D0 S --~ ~-- -oi _ ~ 5 roposed contract for four years, six a 0 S j934_9_10 M 3, ‘MIG (bl/9-Ck) DBI' bl! --» --- 90 75095 .im€'s Der weiek. over rural mail route 1

Oats (black) per bus ... ... 85 i0_1fi-om Little York, P.E.I., from the --- I-1-, I -- ||

iii d ' - _

Ill (P°1' 01) ’astinaster Generals pleasure Print We are yepared tg bu\

[DOF] -... ... ... . ».» --.12 £0 25 id tl tii f‘ h I .p _ ' _potatoes pei- ami ......1.oii .,,,,',',°a;‘i; f;’;‘dj‘u';;‘go “"; ‘*' ”"°"“_ my Quantity o_f fat hogs on

Muiiiuiv it/insen manners. .. -,.,,d,.,. my be obtained ,,_, the POB, Be sure you get our prices

3 f p oposeii con

act may be seen andiblank forms of hoof commencuh Sept’ ].‘6th 'i

imooo r 1. is f T s t r the ur-

mmy by _Nephew V, 0 itt von., stanimp., before killing on arm, ender o p

glessant Grove and at the Office ofthe J M ROOF & CO ghase and remgval of Qld

oo. ......... _... oo ooo ooo- - - - .oohooooboiidiogooodbrloio

9- 0*" 0'" -------U0 `.‘;;'f°§;f18°m°°’ Ch"'°“"°"'"”' 1° “‘ Plant on Kensington Road chimney will be received bi Bull! lb...--..~ ... ........35 1 ’ ` " ~ ' ' silt sriioz . . _ . . _ _.41 John F. vviiear Ph 553 ‘he Marmme E1e"t1`1c C°'L1d'

g ..,.. .. . . . .. one

wmi wuiies- ._ si Poo-t Omoo inspector. 13229-iomwftiiioe¢il..a_ UP 10110011 011 T_11\1fSdaY12l11

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'-Celt skins ei 1345-9.11 W 3,

mst For particulars apply

_Dsts (black) bus .. .. ....$1.00 - [0 J; T_ MCKee' Sgpt_ of Oats (white) bus . . . 1.0¢ Sale of Trottin Horses Power House’ -or at (mee at f.’!.'.:.'.;.°.' °:::::_".'.'_":__"::_i1 ‘°“°1‘T‘;‘_j_'_§1{.‘j{}§,f§§*°‘Y0 by Tendf, - }~1%g_;_;o_g;;ooo1ooofooCo-Loo-

Butter ....Sl

'-CHARLOTTETOWN MARKET8

Tuesds

_ , Potatoes bus gnevn .$1.60 T“°' 1°' 50° P- 1"- '1`“°- 1°- 1-00 D- irsyton ..........s11-sis 1"113»0-00 H- in- Ff113» 3-00 il- ' aim. oats ......Loo 1`“°~1"-8-308-HL T"°~1'f»5~00 io.

white oats .. . ....1.oo 1""1- 2°- 9-30 0- m- Fri- 20. 6-00 D-

, Tues. 3, 8.30 a. m Tues. 3, 6 p. Fri 6, 1000 a m Fri 6, 630 p

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Todd Mack, dam by Arion. This

is the strain of breeding that p r o d_u c e d Etawah 2. 3 _the champion three year old. Prince being] by a son_a 'l`odd out of a dang ter of Arion is very closely

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From Bonshaw From Ch Town N0, 1 Upton Prmce by

CHANCl:I_fliY SALE

Pursuant to an order of the

Bum, pe, n, ______42_,, rus_24,1o_:io am. Tue. 24, 0.30 p.m related to the champion. He is and sell by Public Aucti n on

Court of Chancery Iwill set ur

__ , 0,. d°,_ __ wed. 25.10.30 s. in. wed. 25, soo p.m perfectl sound and has such Thursday the 19th day o Sep

2:5112. _ _ ________25_;; i~‘ri.21,s_oo ... in. ri-i_z7, zloo p.ni_ legs ant? feet as you seldom see tember instant at.the hour of 11 mm” lb __30_;,5 ri-eigiit miistiw iieiivered one iioui ina trotting stallion. The few o'clock fomoon onthe premises g,d.,,._ W. it _____1,_15 before sailing. ' _ colts sired by him are a fine the lands and tenements iormer- gm, ______m size and well shaped for speed. ly the property of the late Peter W, sun, __ _ _ _ _ ___25_30 elg-.5-_--_._mail No.2Commodore Crescuee Gregor situated on the _east side |-0,; __;1_25,,;1_»,5 _*M _,T _ dam by George Cresceus 2nd of Upper Prince Street in Chai-_ ciiititm ._ .. ._¢i.<iot°;z_i.i» _“‘of.-.-,jé_~2-.;"_ dam Meds Bowler 3rd dam by lolfetown- _ _ _ _ - ¢‘,,|m,',,,,,,. hw, ______5_2., / /f_§~rl\l.~,'~ig» \ Alcantrara 4th dam by Happy The land is _divided into two gm", __ _____5_15 .__- -g--;~";~-‘;_»- Medium. This colt was 2nd as plots each havinga frontage ol

atwo ear old and .isa3year old about 65 feet and running back

°m°"nI,b s¥||°P3il 'lf Cllillllll N°l‘\||W“l atHall'fa.x. Healsowonathree 150 feet. ff 1 :,°::;°m“' “gl Runhliam o year old race. These two are The_ie isa comrnodious and ' .__- entered in the three minute and well finished dwelling house on

THB ~°'° t-"0 °f I fomllv 0°' ='v_"="° °'=' 2.35 classes and will be sold with each plot, that on the southern

% »¢tiTf.."".f¢°i.{?ii'iTi.°'i'>1..l.'lF.l..." ii“..Ti"?.'l 'i»‘i`.‘3.`l§.'i§§f their en ements. portion being a double tenement

.ie-.. '.:.~°.:-."..°'..ii‘;°e...ti:i:'°t::...~~x;..:.';i No. §”"loi-ik Golding by ooo. \ _ _ ... s..i»s....¢,f°. ti. puifitt sf-ny if mn r in ce dem Doroth Th remises will be sold ir.

l my bs mule at any Dominion Leads A¢¢nc,`UPl0Il P . Y e D ° I

at.....s..i..\|¢m.......i.i..¢.»»..iiii°.a Hanks by Commodore Ledyard bloc or separaley as may bi ,,,’Z;'_',§f_'T,§‘§,_,"~f’,‘}},§“|,,";2°-,"";, l‘§}’.‘1 ¢,'L",,_"‘L 2nd dam Devilish Doroth He desired free £rom_ali encum-

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* _ homsslesder may live wllli li nlne miles of bis has worked in 3 team ang bgpn br-ance3_

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tained ss soon ss homenesd patent, on censln

girl?

" 7 __ X ¢»""1't'.°i'.l°"§....'1i`iii.T..t""X_°l..'i‘fiill.i'§' i.°.'§...1°"ii` $2'-' gi few times in light harness. He The sale to the approved an_d“

._ $“",f{{,f’“°“' "“"° "”"'“°° " ’°"°""°" 1" "’° is not afraid of autos and when confirmed by the court which ii

* - ) ‘ill oo"-=o_dl»fl=~°h°'"°~*°"‘== °¢°°0“=~l~ broken and trained. should from made will -be free from expense

i i..m..i...i_ io.-i..s...» .._...m_`_ h ' '_ his breeding trot very fast. lolpurchasei. _ ' _

$1'i°5.f"I.§2i°i""iT..Z1i'§i'.l°§..T...fi?...E.. 15,3 These horses are sold for no remises may be inspected ai

1 _ I . . . . . . wr- =\~l0“"°i\- P"-ff'-v0-in °°'°'“ "'"°° 0*' fault but the owner is giving up my time on application to W. E. miitim racing. Bentley K. C. rom whom all fur- ,,§{{{2°{},‘;°;,2,';d°,f,',;,".'1“.¢'2'5.;“’.T§§';.2m“2,’;f Credit of twelve months will ther particulars canbe obtainrd. Pflooygy f°°~-°;_§f_',;_'{._°';',,'_°§,,“,§,',',{_',“f,;>,°;,*°g be given with sufficient security Conditions of sale announced

“Mmm . “_ géeggerae will ctliosgxgn ltieiei 17th tg at sale. H ALMER

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Master of Chancery

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_“'i‘*“‘\*‘._ “WNW” charlcuetown _\ geeiseeeeeeseeaes

soooooese-eeeooeooooooooow Viscount lirey’s Appeal

For League of Nations V

To Crush Out Militarism

MONG the statesman of the world no one speaks with more authority on the issues of the war or is heard with

greater respect in all countries than Viscount Grey of Folloden. I-[is great prestige as the British Foreign Sec- retary who held the threads of Euro- pean diplomacy _and would have woven them. into a lasting peace agreement if they had not been cut by the German sword. has been'rais- ed still higher by the Lichnowsky revelations. Though out of oilice. no man in the Chancelleries ot Europe has more real influence-a proof- of the power of character. His publica- tion of.; pamphlet on "The League of Nations" is therefore an event of international importance. With his central proposition, that such it league must rest upon moral ideas, accepted by every nation included in it, all who hope and pray that this war will be the end of war must be in full agreement. The only formid- able obstacle he sees is German mili- tarlsm, which, so long as it controls

Gerirany, will oppose a league of na- tion . He contends that until the

VISCOUNT GREY.

German people renounce their belief in force and displace the military party and their policy and ideals from power, there can be no league _of nations in the sense intended by President Wilson. “A league such as he desires must include Germany, and should include no nation that is not thoroughly convinced of the ad- vantage and necessity of such a league, and is, therefore, not prepare ed to make the efforts, and, if need be, the sacrifices necessary to main- tain it." It must be the basis of such a league that if any nation rejects peaceful methods of settling a dis- putc and resorts to force the other nations must use their combined force against it. Viscount Grey adds Significantly:

"The economic pressure would in

itself be very powerful, and the hction of some of- the smaller states composing the league would, perhaps, not go beyond economic pressure, but those states that have power must he ready to use all the force, econo- mic, mllitary, or naval, that they possess." I The economic weapon would be a tremendous one in the hands of such a league to bring a recalcitrant mem- ber to its knees. It is being employed by the Allies to-day and is strangling the central powers. No single nation could long stand an economic boycott by the rest of the world. _

One purpose of Viscount Grey's

pamphlet is to persuade the Allies to hold before the eyes of the German people the ideal ofa league of nations ln\which Germany shall be embraced. He gives President Wilson credit for setting forth this ideal. Will the statesmen of the other Entente na- tions respond? Viscount Grey thinks they will. But Germany must accept it in good faith, and her word cannot be taken so long as military rule continues. He acids:

"The only conclusion is that the

United States and the Allies cannot

gave the world from mllitarisni im- ess Germany learns the lesson thor- oughly and completely, and they will not save the world, or even them- selves, by a complete victory over Germany until they, too, ha-ve learn- ed and can apply the lesson thattmili- tarlsm has become the deadly enemy of mankind."

The Books' Vocabulary.

Rocks, declares a writer in the

New Statesman, undoubtedly have a considerable vocabulary. Words are uttered when we move suddenly be- neath the trees, and other words when a bird intrudes on thc precincts of a nolghbor's nest; there is a word when the rook sinks down_ upon the nest, and another word wh'en it flies clear of the rookery and makes for the fields, what danger-signals, what scoldings, what satisfaction, what exultatlon. what reprnaches, what encouragements do we not hear? There' is no doubt that the members of the crow family have the _ine brains and a notable power of vocali- sation.

Next Question.

“Our friend Wombat is complain

ing about broken glass in the streets."

_“_Whsn did he buy is cart*

To err is human and the ability

to .hide it is greatly iissii-ea. '

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RUYAL

ROYAL YEA§T _

//./ x_\` Has been Olnsdrs favorite your for gy" .

/ quarter of A century. lroad halted with Rey”

will lies fresh and moist lo

£21131 |225! out easily be mule at one baking, arm eh. |."

Yeast P nger than that

// \` male with any other, so that A full _waging wp,”

.. leaf will be just as loed as the llrst.

mf/ mio: in csnaoa

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wirmiroao TORONTO. ONT. x~wN'rlnA|..°

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_ HALIFAX, N. S. Sept. l1.--(QuDtu- ltione furnished by F. B. McCurdy & |Co.. stock and bond brokers. members lof the Montre-:il Stock Exchange, Mc- curdy Building. Halifax, N_S_)

--CLOSING PRICES

(Yesterday) To-day

A. l~‘. . _ . _ . . . . . . . .._ 84% 871/ii .Atclieson __ 85% 851/g Anuconda' . .. 67% 67%

M. I". Ct. 1001/s . 101'/4 Mex Nor Power .. 101 102

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needing _ _ _ . . _ _ _ ._ _ 87% ss

_ Shorihorns Wanted

Breeders having shorthorns, bulls and females for sale, please get in touch with Mr. L. M. Anderson,‘Sacltville, N. B. ‘ 1355-9-12-MIE 6 pd

‘rl-5l:igLs and

Now is the

, Union Jack _

Just a few

for_

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F lag Staffs

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Celebrate Victory

,_ -Foa-

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CEN'-l`S -

time to fly the

complete outfits

$2.50 Each

_ Send orders at once

RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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to offer to communicate

before marketing.

1354-9-12M‘E7i_

_ `

_ NOTICE

` v

We wi lresume packing operations first week

» in October, and would advise farmers having Hogs

with us or through our

buyers before selling e`sewherr. - _

. The present outlook for Hog Tpriccs this fail 0 appears to be good, which should be an induce-

ment to farmers having Hogs properly finished

7' Will advise prices and full particulars regard-

ing kiiling in a later notice. _

" The Sim.-4. Packing Co

F. C. LICENSE 13-120

Ltd,

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Canadian

"Eff .-_'s; 12,11

Government/ Railway

Pain e enwaao -1si.ANo _

Time Table In Effect June 24th,\ 1918

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Atlantic Qfandard Time 'READ UP """"_"_°_` ‘p_M_ii>_ia,‘li.st.

ii. ii. A. ii.

4,oo i2.|5 I 6.15 5.20 r_48 , 7.15 6.05 ' 2.50 j ~,,_-,il 6_5o 3.30 -_ 8,24

__ 7.20 4_|< | ii=,n

in iii. 8,50

9-43 '

lf’-37 ii.iX 'ii.55

P. l\l.

_>"C -i

1 -.

P. ill. ' i2.10 2.10 3-S7 S-07 6115

Port Hill (Tlienryf Albertoii

Ar Tignish

A M.

ii Charlottetown Ar l .

Iliiiiter River “ _

Emerald ]ct. “ Kensington “ 9.37 9.io

“ Siiiiiiiiersiile Dp 9.io 8

ri 55 I0 47 io.o9

A. M.

Ilp Silniiiiersiile Ar` 8.35

7~»l0 6.5: 6.o5

D_xl_ 5.3u

i i.io |0.I0 9.40

-55

A M. 5-35 3.56 1.35, i.o7 iz.o5

7- -I0 6.50 6, io

io.i5 8.40 7.30

r. M. 9-45

io.45 'Ar Borden

lip Emerald Jet Ar

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/l.M. 7.10 6.1o

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Meow ot;-3

299°?" EGG?

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A.M.

Charlottetown Ar 9.50 Mt. Stewart 8.35

8 7

St. Peters

PP 6_-is

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_ _'___ _ ,Ar Souris i=. M. _ 7

A. M.

DP 5.15

A. M. 8,50 ii.oo io.4o ima

7.20 Ar Elmira P. M. 4-I5 5-04 5-15 6.oo

`_' A. M.

Dp Mt. Stewart Ar 8.35

Cardigan .7.37 Montague 7.13

_Ar Georgetown Dp 6.35

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i L00

in M_| am.

.fwf- 3-;8

-wo- Ll'-*Cal 10915

Bat. Dlyex ' _ Dlyex only SataSuii SetaSun

A.M.

Dp Charlottetown Ar lo. 15

Vernon River 8. zo

Ar - Murray Harbor Dp 6.10

.Set only - A. M. io.o5 8.5!

7. an

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